Im using OMB and my Motif ES7. I have found hundreds of styles online for free, but yes, indeed, one has to do tweaking to them to get them to play right. At least on most of them. But some of them work really nice right off the bat. Specially the PSR8000 styles. I found those to have the least problems.

Im using a 19" flat panel display and recording all my audio to cubase SX. But to get a song recorded right away when inspiration strikes, I like OMB. It does the job and since the MOtif ES implements the midi tracks in SONG mode really nicely with out doing any modifications, i can record and worry about changing the sounds to my favority presets or user sounds later. Which by the way, make a huge difference.

Specially once you add the insert effects. What i really love about the ES is that 39 of its preset drumkits, all use the GM sound setup. IN other words, when you use a GM kit, although you use GM it will play back really nice using a standard Kit from the ES. I really love this feature alone and has saved me lots of headaches, which I used to get with my trinity v3.

So for now, Im going to stay with OMB and my Motif ES7.
Ive had my eyes on the neko for a while now and I really like what I see and hear. I think, ultimately, when I do get some cash, im going to be gettinga neko 64 for sure. Guess what arranger its going to be using inside?

One Man Band !!

Rock on guys..

Regards,

Musikman